Seulgee Kim
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About
Seulgee Kim is a leading researcher in the field of flexible and wearable electronics, with a primary focus on bioinspired tactile sensing and textile-integrated strain sensors. Her work has significantly advanced the development of electronic skins (E-skins) for applications in wearable devices, health monitoring, and robotic systems. Kim’s most influential contribution is the design of a highly sensitive pressure sensor based on a bioinspired porous structure, which achieved 354 citations for its real-time tactile sensing capabilities. She also developed multifilament fiber strain sensors with an ultrabroad sensing range of up to 450% strain and exceptional durability over 10,000 cycles, earning 279 citations and paving the way for seamless textile electronics. Additionally, her research on multi-electrode sensing for detecting muscle activation via electrical stimulation demonstrates her versatility in merging sensor technology with biomedical applications. With over 640 total citations, Kim’s innovations in flexible sensors are widely recognized for bridging the gap between high-performance materials and practical, wearable technologies, making her a key figure in the next generation of smart textiles and human-machine interfaces.
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